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Bournholm - Now with Starlink!

Hosted by Seth · Seligman, Arizona

2 sites · RV, Tent · 40 acres

96%

9 reviews

Full RV hookups

Electrical, water, and sewage hookups are available at select sites.

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Off-leash friendly

Pets can be off-leash at some sites.

40 acres of primeval Juniper forest, with trees dated at 1200 years old, create the perfect solitude getaway. Camping here in Coconino County north of Ash Fork and Seligman, down 10 miles of isolated dirt road - this is far enough away to feel remote and surrounded by nothing but ancient trees. Yet there are many cool destinations not far away: Once you get out to the highway, Williams is 30 minutes away so you can plan you visit to the Grand Canyon or ride the Grand Canyon Railway. Another 30 minutes in that direction to reach Flagstaff with its skiing, nightlife, observatory, and eclectic culture. Continue exploring and you can visit the red rocks of Sedona, the natural caves of Peach Springs, and the crystal-blue waterfalls at Havasupai. While you're camping, enjoy the peace and quiet surrounded by meadows and ancient Juniper trees. Bring your fifth wheel, camper, toyhauler, or even your tent. Bring as many friends with you as you'd like - there's plenty of space. Sit around a campfire of sweet-smelling Juniper wood while you roast marshmallows. Depending on the time of year, hunting may be in season, with Deer and Elk. Remember that hunting is permitted if you have a valid hunting license, on the adjacent mile-wide parcel of State Trust land sprawling out to the west of the property. Roads are accessible most of the year with just about any kind of vehicle - as long as the weather is nice. So be sure the check the weather report or almanac before planning your visit. If the weather is dry, just about any kind of car, truck or trailer can make it down the 10-miles of dirt road to get to the property. If rain is on the calendar, you're going to need 4-wheel-drive and clearance. The dirt roads develop deep mud patches that can mire most cars or trailers. There will also be snow in the wintertime - so plan accordingly for mud, ice, and rough roads. But most of the year is easy as long as it's dry!

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RV/tent site · Sleeps 20 · Vehicles under 53 ft

Perfect off-grid seclusion - With Starlink internet! 40 acres of primeval Juniper forest, with trees dated at 1200 years old, create the perfect solitude getaway. Camping here in Coconino County north of Ash Fork and Seligman, down 10 miles of isolated dirt road - this is far enough away to feel remote and surrounded by nothing but ancient trees. Yet there are many cool destinations not far away: Once you get out to the highway, Williams is 30 minutes away so you can plan you visit to the Grand Canyon or ride the Grand Canyon Railway. Another 30 minutes in that direction to reach Flagstaff with its skiing, nightlife, observatory, and eclectic culture. Continue exploring and you can visit the red rocks of Sedona, the natural caves of Peach Springs, and the crystal-blue waterfalls at Havasupai. While you're camping, enjoy the peace and quiet surrounded by meadows and ancient Juniper trees. Bring your fifth wheel, camper, toyhauler, or even your tent. Bring as many friends with you as you'd like - there's plenty of space. Sit around a campfire of sweet-smelling Juniper wood while you roast marshmallows. Depending on the time of year, hunting may be in season, with Deer and Elk. Remember that hunting is permitted if you have a valid hunting license, on the adjacent mile-wide parcel of State Trust land sprawling out to the west of the property. Even though you'll be deep in middle of nature, far away from civilization and cell reception - there is still WiFi! We have a Starlink satellite dish setup on the property powered by solar energy. Enjoy unlimited high-speed internet: get work done online then stream Netflix at night with this high-bandwidth connection. Roads are accessible most of the year with just about any kind of vehicle - as long as the weather is nice. So be sure the check the weather report or almanac before planning your visit. If the weather is dry, just about any kind of car, truck or trailer can make it down the 10-miles of dirt road to get to the property. If rain is on the calendar, you're going to need 4-wheel-drive and clearance. The dirt roads develop deep mud patches that can mire most cars or trailers. There will also be snow in the wintertime - so plan accordingly for mud, ice, and rough roads. But most of the year is easy as long as it's dry!

Campfires allowed

No toilet

No potable water

Pets allowed

No electrical hookup

No water hookup

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RV/tent site · Sleeps 20 · Vehicles under 53 ft

Perfect off-grid seclusion - With Full Hookups: Power, Water, High Speed Internet, and RV Sewage Dump 40 acres of primeval Juniper forest, with trees dated at 1200 years old, create the perfect solitude getaway. Camping here in Coconino County north of Ash Fork and Seligman, down 10 miles of isolated dirt road - this is far enough away to feel remote and surrounded by nothing but ancient trees. Yet there are many cool destinations not far away: Once you get out to the highway, Williams is 30 minutes away so you can plan you visit to the Grand Canyon or ride the Grand Canyon Railway. Another 30 minutes in that direction to reach Flagstaff with its skiing, nightlife, observatory, and eclectic culture. Continue exploring and you can visit the red rocks of Sedona, the natural caves of Peach Springs, and the crystal-blue waterfalls at Havasupai. While you're camping, enjoy the peace and quiet surrounded by meadows and ancient Juniper trees. Bring your fifth wheel, camper, toyhauler, or even your tent. Bring as many friends with you as you'd like - there's plenty of space. Sit around a campfire of sweet-smelling Juniper wood while you roast marshmallows. Depending on the time of year, hunting may be in season, with Deer and Elk. Remember that hunting is permitted if you have a valid hunting license, on the adjacent mile-wide parcel of State Trust land sprawling out to the west of the property. Roads are accessible most of the year with just about any kind of vehicle - as long as the weather is nice. So be sure the check the weather report or almanac before planning your visit. If the weather is dry, just about any kind of car, truck or trailer can make it down the 10-miles of dirt road to get to the property. If rain is on the calendar, you're going to need 4-wheel-drive and clearance. The dirt roads develop deep mud patches that can mire most cars or trailers. There will also be snow in the wintertime - so plan accordingly for mud, ice, and rough roads. But most of the year is easy as long as it's dry!

Campfires allowed

No toilet

Potable water

Pets allowed

Electrical hookup

Water hookup

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Reviews

96% Recommend12 ratings · 9 reviews

Mixed feelings

· November 2025

Good?

27 ft Class C · With pets ·

Full Hookup Site

We never made it to the site because the road was too rough so if you have a class c or A I wouldn’t recommend it but a class b or trucks yes

Tim M.

8 reviews

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· July 2025

Great communication/instructions

Full Hookup Site

Unfortunately didn't make the campsite as we had van trouble, but the communication and detailed instructions from Seth would have set us up well!

Ben H.

2 reviews

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· May 2025

26 ft Class C ·

Dispersed Camping

Very quiet spot… We were only ones there! Property is beautiful and well maintained. Beautiful sunset and sunrise. 10 mile dirt road is not a problem for any vehicle. I drove a class C RV. Just go slow and enjoy the sights! Plenty of wildlife is a plus!

Anthony R.

5 reviews

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· April 2025

Tent ·

Dispersed Camping

Seth was extremely responsive and helpful. The junipers are nothing less than impressive, and the wildlife was plentiful.

Christopher H.

3 reviews

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· October 2024

Great Spot - Very Quiet

Tent ·

Dispersed Camping

Great secluded spot and starlink is a big bonus, will be back

Zach P.

5 reviews

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· August 2024

Awesome spot, very private

Tent · With kids ·

Dispersed Camping

Great site! The Juniper forest feels surreal and is very beautiful. The land is mostly quiet and overall we felt we had great privacy. If you're going to camp here when there might be rain, be aware that the mud is no joke. You'll need a vehicle equipped for overland travel and decent clearance to reach the property and maneuver within it. That said, if you meet those minimum requirements there are many easily accessible spots to set up on this property. We'd definitely consider camping here again!

Robert W.

1 year on Hipcamp

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· July 2024

Out and about at a new campsite.

Tent · With kids ·

Dispersed Camping

Beautiful area, we spent 4 days and three nights which were great. Very quiet and secluded. The only major down side is no water such as a small creek, pond or stream the kids could have played in but it did rain for a good chunk of our trip. Enjoyed the landscape, terrain and rock finding, even found an old horse shoe. Nocturnal animals weren't a problem , we heard wolves in the area but not near camp. Saw cow heard on the way there on the dirt road. This is a must visit again soon camp. It was wayyyy worth it.

Valentina R.

1 year on Hipcamp

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· May 2024

21 ft Class B ·

Dispersed Camping

Great spot! Will definitely be back. As a writer, I loved this spot because it's quiet, no distractions. Had a great view of the full moon and stars last night. Don't be surprised if you wake up to the view of some cows loitering around your RV haha.

Chris M.

7 reviews

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· May 2024

Great quiet spot!

21 ft Class B ·

Dispersed Camping

Great quiet spot! I personally am always looking for quiet, private spots with not too many neighbors. I'm trying to finish a book and this camp spot was ideal for me. No distractions. It's a little bit of a bumpy 30 minute drive once you get off the highway to the location. I ended up booking out the week because of how quiet it is. The skies are great especially for viewing shooting stars.

Chris M.

7 reviews

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Seligman, Coconino, Arizona, United StatesTo respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking

Hosted by Seth B.

Joined in July 2023

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